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What are the spectral sensitivity of the OVNI-M / OVNI-B ?Read more -
OVNI « Earth » charity programRead moreDonation of 5 OVNI prototypes to charities for animal welfare and environmental causes
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Let's celebrate OVNI Night Vision's anniversary !Read moreOur company is now 4 years old. Many thanks to all our users around the world.
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Perseids meteor shower video with OVNI-MRead moreSpectacular observation of shooting stars from Germany with monocular night vision eyepiece
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Pics from an astronomer living in AustraliaRead moreSouthern hemisphere + OVNI-M + 12inch telescope
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Visual observation and pic of Andromeda's Parachute quasar with OVNI-MRead moreAn OVNI-M to observe and image the 4 components of Andromeda's Parachute quasar.
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OVNI Night Vision at the RAAGSO (French Star Party)Read moreCome and try the OVNI-M / OVNI-B eyepieces for 3 nights + conference
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Stunning photos made possible by the use of an OVNI-MRead morePhotos taken in the Czech Republic (Jizera Mountains) by Martin Fiedler
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How can I take pics with a smartphone attached to my OVNI-M / OVNI-B ?Read moreSome OVNI-M / OVNI-B users like to take pictures with their smartphone while others would like to do the same but don't know how to proceed.
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Our next demonstrations, conferences, showsRead moreDiscover below the program of our next demonstrations, conferences, shows.
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Amazing video of SpaceX rocket by Patrick (USA)Read moreSpaceX rocket separation stage seen with a Night Vision eyepiece attached to a 12-inch telescope.
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How many magnitudes can I gain with an OVNI-M / OVNI-B ?Read moreIn a general it is commonly accepted that you will multiply the aperture of your telescope by 3.
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New accessoriesRead moreDiscover the 3 new accessories exclusively available for OVNI-M / OVNI-B users.
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Why OVNI-M / OVNI-B are unique and very different from other night vision devices ?Read moreOVNI-M / OVNI-B are the only night vision eyepieces in the world designed specifically for astronomy and should not be confused with other night vision devices.
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Important ! Older publicationsRead moreAccess past publications from 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023 with or without a Facebook account.